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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as different as two" is not correct and does not convey a complete thought in English.
It is typically used in a comparative context to highlight the differences between two entities, but it is incomplete without specifying what the two entities are.
Example: "The two siblings are as different as two peas in a pod."
Alternatives: "as different as night and day" or "as different as chalk and cheese."
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"They're as different as two things could be, coming from the same part of your brain.
Chalmers and Dennett are as different as two philosophers of mind can be.
Antony Tudor and José Limón were about as different as two New York-based choreographers could be.
The Yankees and the Mets have spent the last 51 baseball seasons being as different as two teams can be.
Christine had grown up not far away, in Bountiful, but their families were as different as two families could be and still be Mormon.
You might start with either -- or both -- of two lettuce salads, each wonderful and as different as two lettuce salads can be.
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He stressed, though, that "any two bears you meet are as different as any two people you meet.
As different as the two styles can be, they have a lot in common beyond historical ties.
As different as the two are in style, they share one essential quality: both are family-run operations.
Bravo's docudramas and competition shows, as different as the two genres are, bridge, as "Queer Eye" did, the gay-straight divide.
The need for a registry is actually identical to that in microfinance in many developing countries, as different as the two settings might seem.
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